Sentence examples for questions to be solved from inspiring English sources
In Fall 2011, the students of 21m.220: Early Music, were the first to examine the MIT folios, writing about individual pages, determining the contents of the manuscript, raising questions to be solved, and presenting their findings here.
Finally, it addresses some of the still remaining questions to be solved in order to obtain a continuous mechanistic view of the events that a substrate undergoes from its initial ubiquitination to proteasomal degradation.
She was hoping that the meeting, organized with the help of Joseph D. Lykken of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and Gordon Kane of the University of Michigan, would replicate the success of a speech by the mathematician David Hilbert, who in 1900 laid out an agenda of 23 math questions to be solved in the 20th century.
A source close to the talks told BBC News: "There are many questions to be solved.
The first relates to investigation methodology, while the second concerns research questions to be solved.
Despite the effectiveness of our CRA algorithm, there exists many questions to be solved and be explained.
The necessary condition is set for the Kurdish question to be solved; this opportunity should not be wasted".
Now the question to be solved is whether the committee's vote shall prevail or whether, despite the veto of the committee, there remains a two-thirds majority of Senators favoring conventions, which, it is believed here, hold a greater promise for the world's peace than any other arbitration treaties ever negotiated between first-class Powers.
How to integrate the subsidence-prediction modeling to GIS is a question to be solved.
Thus, the main question to be solved is: does the band selection procedure improve the overall classification rate when using SSGLDM?
Concerns regarding the safety of transport of critically ill patients in need of extracorporeal support are an important question to be solved considering the recent global increase in ECMO support [5, 56, 57].
